Gold Price in Pakistan Today – Live Gold Rate Updates

As on Fri, Nov 07 2025, 09:00 PKT

Gold price, not only in Pakistan but also worldwide, is highly fluctuating as it changes every second. To get an idea of the actual price or rate of gold, like an approximate or average price close to the current live price, is a competitive task.

At goldpricelive.pk, we provide a simple and updated current gold price without making it complex. Here, the gold price is provided in PKR.

Gold Rate Today in Pakistan

Gold has been a valuable precious metal since ancient times. In Pakistan, gold is mostly used for jewelry and is highly popular among women. It is considered a symbol of status in Pakistan. Gold is equally accepted and appreciated across all provinces, cities, tribes, and communities.

The gold rate in Pakistan is very high, as gold is one of the most expensive items. But despite its high price, it remains an essential part of marriages. Without gold jewelry, a marriage is considered incomplete.

In Pakistan, the culture of saving money in the form of gold has existed for centuries. People save their earnings and convert them into gold or silver to preserve wealth for the long term or for times of need.

Pakistan Bullion Price Today – Gold Rate Live

The bullion gold rate refers to the wholesale rate of gold trading. In Pakistan, bullion gold rates are the base rates of gold in Pakistani Rupees. These rates are controlled by the Pakistan Sarafa Association or the Karachi Sarafa Market. 

Basically, the Pakistan bullion gold rate represents the wholesale price of 24K gold and silver. All other prices, such as 22K, 21K, and 18K gold, are based on this rate, which is issued on a daily basis.

Gold Rates in Major Cities of Pakistan – Updated Daily

There is a slight difference in gold prices among different cities. It depends on various factors such as road access, security of the particular city, and the availability of transport. The economic condition of the people in a city also plays a role in deciding the gold price there.

Today’s Gold Rates in Pakistan by Weight & Karat

In Pakistan, gold is usually measured in tolas, whereas internationally it is measured in grams. Therefore, the table shows the gold price in grams, 10 grams, and tolas. It also displays the gold rate not only by weight but also by karats (24K, 22K, 21K, 20K, and 18K). Karachi gold rates are taken as the standard benchmark for buying and selling gold across Pakistan.

Gold Rate in Pakistan – Last 15 Days Prices

24K Gold Price in Pakistan – Pure Gold Rate per Tola

Before buying gold, it is a good habit to check the recent changes in gold prices. This helps in assessing the trend—whether the prices are moving upward or downward. To make decision-making easier, the gold prices for the last fifteen days are shown here.

Date	Closing Rate	Day High	Day Low
2025-11-07	Rs. 422,505.07	Rs. 422,905.07	Rs. 420,008.98
2025-11-06	Rs. 420,008.98	Rs. 423,008.98	Rs. 420,008.98
2025-11-05	Rs. 420,510.53	Rs. 422,510.53	Rs. 419,510.53
2025-11-04	Rs. 426,505.82	Rs. 427505.82	Rs. 425,036.16
2025-11-03	Rs. 425,036.16	Rs. 425,036.16	Rs. 425,036.16
2025-11-02	Rs. 423,508.18	Rs. 423,508.18	Rs. 423,508.18
2025-11-01	Rs. 425,012.83	Rs. 425,012.83	Rs. 425,012.83
2025-10-31	Rs. 421,501.97	Rs. 423,501.97	Rs. 420,501.97
2025-10-30	Rs. 429,818.40	Rs. 429,818.40	Rs. 429,818.40
2025-10-29	Rs. 414,503.57	Rs. 416,503.57	Rs. 410,503.57
2025-10-28	Rs. 425,502.72	Rs. 425,502.72	Rs. 425,502.72
2025-10-27	Rs. 440,350.99	Rs. 442,350.99	Rs. 440,350.99
2025-10-26	Rs. 441,704.02	Rs. 441,704.02	Rs. 441,704.02
2025-10-25	Rs. 445,809.74	Rs. 445,809.74	Rs. 445,809.74
2025-10-24	Rs. 447,710.98	Rs. 448,990.98	Rs. 447,110.98

Real Cost of Buying Gold in Pakistan [ Ratti Masha Kat Explained ]

Gold is measured in grams, ounces, kilograms, or tolas. The most common method of measuring gold nationally in Pakistan is in tolas. Other smaller divisions include ratti and masha.

Ratti is the smallest division, where 1 ratti is equal to the weight of 8 rice grains of average-sized (approximately 0.1213 grams). Masha comes next, equal to 8 ratti. The largest traditional unit in use for centuries is the tola, which is equal to 12 masha.

In Pakistan, there are two types of gold trade. The first is the buying and selling of gold bars or biscuits, where there is no labor cost, hidden charges, or any kind of ‘kat.’ The second is the buying and selling of gold jewelry, where both hidden charges and ‘kat’ are included.

These hidden charges and ‘kat’ make gold a very expensive item. The customer is charged for both labor cost and heavy ‘kat.’ Together, these factors make the gold price in Pakistan unaffordable for middle-class people.

The additional costs, other than the gold rate in Pakistan, when selling gold to a customer include labor cost, polish cost, and exterior metal (usually copper). All of these, except the labor cost, are added in terms of ratti to masha in weight. This means the buyer ends up paying the price of polish and copper at the gold rate in Pakistan

All the hidden charges, in buying, are calculated in the two smallest divisions, which are ratti and masha. This is termed as ‘Ratti Masha Kat.’ In simple words, gold is divided into these smaller units like mashas, and the ‘kat’ refers to the adjustment that is borne by the customer in selling.

When a customer sells 5 tolas gold in Pakistan. In mashas, this equals 60 masha, and per masha the minimum ‘kat’ is 1 ratti. So upon calculation, the ‘kat’ becomes 60 ratti, which equals 7.5 masha. In tolas, this is approximately 0.625 tola. This means when you sell 5 tolas, you will actually receive payment for only 4.375 tolas — if there is no polish or pearls used in the jewelry.

Now, if the jewelry has polish and also contains pearls, the seller is in an even worse condition. The pearls are detached from the jewelry, and the polish is adjusted with an additional ‘kat’ ranging from 1 ratti to 1 masha. This further reduces the weight to another 0.6 tola.

Gold and Silver Purity in Pakistan – Karat, Percentage & Details

The purity of gold is labeled in karats. Gold in its purest form is called 24K or 24 karat gold. However, pure gold (24K) is not suitable for making jewelry, as it is very soft. To make it usable for jewelry, a small amount of silver or, more commonly, copper is mixed with pure gold. 
The amount of these added metals (silver or copper) determines the karat value. A higher amount of impurity (silver or copper) lowers the karat, such as in 18K gold, while fewer impurities result in higher karats, like 22K gold.

Gold purity is measured in karats (K). The purest form is 24K Gold (Gold 999), which is 99.99% pure. In Pakistan, jewelry is often made in 22K (Gold 916 – 91.67% pure) or 21K (Gold 875 – 87.5% pure), as they are more durable than 24K. Lower karats like 18K (Gold 750) or 14K (Gold 583) are also common for everyday jewelry.

Silver is also available in different purities. Fine Silver (Silver 999) is 99.99% pure, while the most popular type, Sterling Silver (Silver 925), is 92.5% pure. Other types include Silver Coin (90% purity) and German Silver (80% purity).

Karat / Type	International Marking	Purity %
24K Gold	Gold 999	99.99%
22K Gold	Gold 916	91.67%
21K Gold	Gold 875	87.50%
20K Gold	Gold 833	83.33%
18K Gold	Gold 750	75.00%
16K Gold	Gold 667	66.67%

For further information about gold prices in Pakistan and its different cities, please visit the Gold Rates in Pakistan page. For calculating different gold weights and karats, please visit the Gold Calculator page.

Also read: International Gold Rates today updates